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Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley suggests that Solana stands to outperform Ethereum in the staking exchange-traded fund (ETF) market due to its shorter unstaking period. In an interview at Token2049 in Singapore, he emphasized that Solana's quicker asset withdrawal process is critical for meeting investor needs, unlike Ethereum, which

Doodles has collaborated with Kellogg's Froot Loops to feature its colorful pastel characters on limited-edition cereal boxes, each priced at $50. This partnership, which resonates with nostalgic memories of childhood, aligns with Doodles' brand essence. Only 500 boxes were available, each including a digital collectible via an

Injective Protocol has introduced onchain pre-IPO perpetual markets, allowing global investors to trade synthetic versions of private companies like OpenAI. This offering enables users to take leveraged positions of up to five times on these valuations through a decentralized platform, setting it apart from centralized options provided by platforms like

The U.K. government is seeking to retain most of the £5 billion ($7 billion) in Bitcoin it confiscated from Zhimin Qian, convicted of possessing criminal property. Qian's extensive investment fraud between 2014 and 2017 left around 120,000 victims in China seeking recompense. Civil recovery proceedings are

During a Senate Committee on Finance hearing, US lawmakers discussed the potential for special tax exemptions for cryptocurrency transactions to stimulate everyday use and industry growth. Lawrence Zlatkin from Coinbase advocated for a tax exemption on crypto transactions under $300 to promote innovation and parity with traditional finance. The proposed

Memecoins, once viewed as mere internet jokes, have solidified their position in the cryptocurrency market, according to a new report from Galaxy Digital. Research analyst Will Owens asserts that these assets now hold cultural and economic significance, influencing trading and blockchain infrastructure. Galaxy's findings indicate that memecoins account

President Donald Trump has officially nominated Travis Hill, currently the acting chairman of the FDIC, to lead the banking agency permanently. Hill's nomination requires Senate confirmation and follows his prior leadership role in promoting a pro-crypto stance and opposing the 'debanking' trend within the banking sector